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SCREEN TO PATRON
,y j TT IS cnsicr to obtain sub-tltlo !
K JL foot. t cntt'li HoetiiiK CIltOtlOtlR,
! or record transitory whlmslrnlltic
if witn interior ugniing nmii wim in
terior," declared ItcRinoUl isnrki-r. ui
rector of "The Old .NfM. the Kiipcrt
Hushes stnrv innoV b (inlilw.Mi, vvliirli
RV 111 be uliown nt the Stunli-j next rt.
It , of eouri. mimiiuii kiiovviimikv
nmoug tlie jili tute-i?iiis public Hint
many of the scenes 'ninile. npiinrentlv ,
Indoors ore tnken or "idiot" on n-ts
built outdoor. 'J'licte nrc rootles, mid
In many iiiMnnrei with one oj- nunc
"nlls misMng to permit the sutiiiKlit to1
enter. The mnjoritt nru innd.' in an
inclosed Rtnge llhimmated nrtlticMliy.
WHKN n motion-picture tnr wenr..
In n duiil role the event Is In.'ed
ns n MWfntioii in lilmdoiu Tin enn
tlon of multiple lole-t is doubled in
Clara Knnbnll Youint" latent pl.ct
ilramn. "I'lnrge It." widen n t "
nt the I'nliiie next week In tins en
if tic picture from Sndn Cow mi, mi il
I's. bcred for Her autmir-inp oi n-.i
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l'oiinff nsMimes four different ioih
'Pie remnrknble point. Iiouevir
not in the number ..f robs this .-ia(
nctrcs porlrn-, but in tin- effeenw
nes vu'li ulit'li she is .-aid to ma '
each parr.
ANY one who doilt Snui W"" ' "
nld'tlv to dip-t n col'nui' -t l
mieh ns "The Snob." at the Ai i.lui
next wrek. should nk t'hilndeli. mn-
Who knew 1 mi a- the l'hlladelnhH Ath
letic Hub nth'ete of 1UU0 an.l l'.'til .1,-0
bow oar of jMf champion eiew of tl 0
Mime organization.
Wood is 11 man who knows nil at!.
letic nud outdoor n nvities. 11 . w 1
born in 1'lnlndelpliu aiul was edumt. I
and p'ned football at tl.e Hull-Staut n
School.
WIIHN oii sie the light and shade
effects obtiumd bj the cnmenimm
who "sl'ot" the (ioiuernenr M irrn
original rreen ftor of "A Tale of Two
AVorld.s," coming to the Vii torl.i n-t
Xveelf. appreoiatinn will bedeepenid into
wonder in know in; that a tvvrntv -twu-year-old
lad. Norbert llrodin. is re
sponsible for the exceptional photo
graphic effects.
Comedv is usually expressed by well
4 lighted backgrounds: Mr. ltrojln dark
ens and sometimes obliterates hi-, back
grounds entirely to iiprs tragic
moods. .
W
7HEN Nigel de Iirulu r. who creute.l
tlin rnln of Ti lipriuiff. the llulnn
mystic nho sugic'ts .11 li- life and
symbolic phi'ooph 11 1 T'lrn itmii f
St John, niltlior of the Hook of lteve
lation. was offered the part 111 "The
Four Ilorsemep of tl.e Apuealjpse," he
"hfsiated to accept it
"I renllzed." lie suid. "that the en
tire sjmbolism of 'The Pour Iloreuien'
centered nbout TiheuiolT. I w unfed to
go back to Revelation and tud St
John's propheiMcs before 1 made up :nv
mind. If was to reverent a role to
attempt without deep it-tic 1 turn
What Do Timber discovered by hi
stud of the A localvp-e made lain
eager to visualize the role of Tehernufl.
fVnR THE HIUi." a pl-turlr.a-J
tlon of two of the mnt popular
poem in Will Cnrleton's 'Tarm l!nl
'ads." will liave it- first Philadelphia
showing when the Stanton revnen-, for
he season.
Interesting Novelties '
for Season's Opening
The theatrifal scaon w .11 ge into
its stride beginning I ahn:- I a v Hpen
ing then will b "Oorn'd" n tn-w
comedv marking the refrn of Mal:e
Kennedv to the pi 'l.in -tns". -if flu'
Lyric- "The I.ove Letter." Tilling'-inm
operetta. fiaturing John t'horlen
Thomas, nt the Porrer. and "Irene
the perenninlh favorite rnunc-al i-oni" d
at the Shubert Later in the sh-hi-wrek.
on Sntuidnv nihf. the Wa'iiuf
will start with uHut Morn-io". n-w
nielodv-iliamn. "Tl.e Love Di.ini"
The Adelphi opening v t f ir the follow -ing
Montl.lv night with ' Ir!-h I'j"."
which will It.tridi'P a new jrung
Irish American ti nor. Walter S'liii'im.
as n star Tho I'.iond will be the ht
of the legitimate Imnsis to enter fh"
field, 011 Septe-llbei I'll. th "A
, of Divorcr ment. ' n drn-nn ulinb
n. :i
lias
been running u uni- In London
There wll be two stock companies in
town, the new Orphcum I'ln.iers, un
der the direction of .1 1'u-il Z imn'i
man. in liermnntown, with n urcfiil
8electel companj. nnd the Mue I -
inoiiil Plaer-i, direi tel hi 1'r.iiw
Fielder nnd Including m.in of the fa
vorites, m their new home nt the Met
ropo'itnn (ipein House The hrt will
open Labor lJ.ij w.tli " irnlil," 'ind
the latter next S.iturdav. witli "W:...
Down Last " The Tro udi ro will al-o
open on Labor Dai. the attraction lw
Ing "I.roalwuj Scnnd iN "
The vnriou i u ighh rh od xoudeil'e
houses are all -HkiIi lei to -.i-iit uneiii
tions on Labor Da 'Ihe I 10- Kivs
wilt piesent Tin-da Il.ini in person 'n u
monologue and in a li-.ifir,- iiotuc
Man) acts not liiiheito -i-n in tin-
will be sliown at the Wil n,.i I'tn'i
Among thenthir houses to i pi n an t..
Allrghen.i , liroadw.ij, All..iinhra, Id
(tone, I.ibeitN and Kauiiioi.tit Ji .
ture photoplavH and will- elected mi i
deville acts wPl in ini-inl ! i . ' i
The downtown lnone houses will
show tspis-ial dims fo- tin- ni.i'un.i. .t
their new -enson, inrludng ' Lxir.
enec," spei tin uluiK put mi iS'onln i ,
"Footl'glits." with L!mi Ki rg is,
(Arcadia i, 'The divat Iinpersonnr on '
(Victoria), and "At the Hnd of the
World," stirring 1! ttj Co.np-.iii il'i
acel The Stanton's upeinng nttri
tlon will he ' (her the Hills," i a'1
from Will Carleton's jmh m
Mae Desmond at Metropolitan
lleginnlug net Satuidai i-i
Frank Fielder wi'l prisent Ma 1"
mond nnd her plniers nt the .Metro
politan (Iperu Hon-e "Wuj I' "
L'ast " with Its sentimental stoii an i
quaint characters of New Lng'und , if ,
will bo the opening attract Ion
A special Double tjuarti t und Village
Choir, under the direction of l'..i
Cherry, will render belei tlons during
the action of the plai. 'Ihe mphon
Orchcstrn of tuentj musieinns, undi
the direction of Imdor ltakin, w I
known by musical patrons of the Men ,
politan, wid be u feature nt th!
theatre UUlllUlUli
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Coolest Ballroom
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During July and Ausutt
Big Reception Monday
and Saturday
ClasM Followed by Reception
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KEITH ANNIVERSARY
A iclelu itioti of the thil t J -eighth an
ii.irarj of tie iniuigunition of I! V
Keith MunleMlle during Labor Dav
week will In- pnrticipateil in b seu-ral
hundred the.ities Vaudeville artists
and managers have been making prep
arations for the event, which is to he
made a inetnonil le one. and a spectnl
show has been arranged for the wieU at
It. F. Keith s Theatre in this city .
IL T. Albec from the first wn
Keith's hlif of stall nnd later his stic
cesMir in ownership and management.
Albee has humanized Mimleville and
made the relations between artits and
managers sympathetic, mutiialh help
ful iiml stt,il honorable
Sousa's Last Fortnight
The f iiiitn we. k of the engagement of
Sousn nnd Ills bund nt WIIIoa (iii
1'arl: starts with tomorrow's oncerts.
1'ifteen ilavs remniti of the IHL'1 "eason.
Tho soloi-ts.will be Marv linker, so
prano. Until I.loul Kimii'V. lontralto,
John Do'an. niinrttst, Aithur D.iuuer.
icriietist: II A S -hculer, cornet ist ;
(;(. ,;,, Cnrej. xjlophone soloist; Jo
seph DeLucu. Miphonium soloist; .
(.niewich, snoplione soloist.
i in Tuisdnv and Wednedav, August
"ii and "1. the third annual picnic of
he Philadelphia Kapid Transit Co-
ope-nilve Welfare A-sociation is nhel-
u'ed
New Orpheum Players
.1 l'rcil imi.ii rm.iii Sons nn
nonni e the oj i ning of the I irpheiim
T' aire w.th the newh orgnni7ed ''r
p'i 'in I'lavers on .Mondav. Septi inber
." IltTort has bifii made M obtain the
I" f in the wav of ilium and pliivers.
for this theatre The companv will In
cleile Ituth IloMii-on who has been
kiin.fnl with biding stock compii
i's; Iiwlght A Minile, who nlso has
I i identilb-d with leading stock com-
pat ies, 1 1 sH.s doing production work;
The open.ug attraction will be
Si alidal."
i Church Singers In "Love Letter"
Chinch singing his jda.ved an ini
otatlt putt III fie iai'ers of tlliee of
tie rini.inl Mii"rs m "The Lo.- Lif
ter ' 'he n -w o lerett.t in whicn Char s
Dillinchiun wi I stir John CI ar!"
'1 homns, and whi'h omes to the I'oi'-r.-sf
fir its j.rtnilere. Septembiii ." Mi
'1 bom is. Ciroljn Thomson and Mar
on" liat'so'i, rll ilnjers will-known
in I'lu ndelp! In. wne chinch soloists
1 fore tli be nine stars, and featured
plavers of iiiiisuul i oni.-dy nnd light
pera.
"Irish Eyes" Adelphl Opener
"Irish IIms" which will pn-sint liie
voting Ai.ii'rlinn tenor, Walter Si an' in,
at the Adelpl.i. Miiiidu, Septunber IL',
is sail fo be n i oini il of voiith w.'h
wit and tnpiiLliie dialogue It whs
Wl'ttetl bv I.d V 'I'd V. Itosi 1 .e
wenes nri nid in l.alwav. tin it ot
. iiiri'l.i on tii -vi st coast of Ireland.
nr.il in t'n 1 '!- it- ovei look lig th
Hudson Ki.er N'i-w York
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Guide to Photoplays
for the Weel: to Come
I New PlintopIns
STAXI EY 'The did Nest" Rupert
Hughes original film sloiy of mother
love and self-hncritlie, which striken n
, universal note The plot gives a cross,
section of Amorlcnn life in Its human
itv, sentiment and humor All the Jo.vs
nnd tribulation of raising . family aru
dep etc d Tho mother, plnved lmpres
slvily bv Mnry Allen, nppinri In sev
eral phaes of lier life DwlRht Crlt
tiiuleii I'ulleu Landls nnd Louise
i I.ovulv have important roks Special
1 ihusIl bv Manlev Sv inphony Orches-
j tra
I'M ACE Clara Kimball Vouns In a
inult'ple i le es the varied leading
figure nf "I'hnrge It " the navv muvle
bv Snd.i Cowan, who Is known for
' Hush" and ' StnlRht From Paris '
'I lu- star it, seen as i society woman,
i inbaret wnltres, n fllppantlv ro
tnant - miss nnd iva vohiik wife all or
which sho Is said to characterize, with
ffeitlvo differentiation Herbert Haw
liti'on la leadlnc man
.l'rii.l "The Snob Wunda Haw-li-v's
latest starring vehicle, shews hu
es' a snobbish he mss who thinks bet
ter of her fancied superiorly ns the
reult of contact with a lot of fun
loving demociatlc college students and
the In ft lence of the college football
hero whom sh has turned down"
because he waits on table to pav his
wav through college Walter Illets
and Sylvia Ai ton are among the tun
makers nnd W. K Lawrence Is the
gridiron hero
Ylf'TOElA - A Tale of Two Worlds" is
the first Couverntur Morris storv to
be written direttlv foi th- 'crten It
tells a romantic and thrlllltiR s-orv
set In the phtuiesque ntmospherc of
S.n Prancico s Chinatown nnd the
"Forbidden Cltv" of Peltln during the
terr hie Hoi Jtebelllon Frank I.lojd,
who prodm ed 'Madame ' ' was 'ho
illrector and the jirlnc'nn's Include
I.i-ati'ie lo .! Frank ("Jlendnn, Wal
lace Itein nrd Ktllth Chnpmnn
UI.llf.XT .luai'ni. .lohnton, one of the
most bi-ajtlful of nil "1 ollles beau
tle.' In 'Sheltered Daughters." by
liiorge Bronso-i Howard The hero
ine, Ji-nnU Dark Is the humble daugh
ter of a .New- York policeman She
worship Jeanne d'Arc nnd plays a
KS'ne of pretended decent from the
Fn nch heroine The hero l a oung
newspaper man There is plentv of
thrill nnd sentiment In the s-orv The
star wears mnnv advance models of
fall row ns and wraps
lWl.MO'T "The Outside Woman '
with Wanda Hawlev, In an intr resting I
' role which she 's taid to portrav ad
m rablv Sensation and sentiment
blend with -lever comedv
i .Wll 01. Mad In Heaven.' fea
fiirimr T mi Moore as an Irish la 1
who i onus to Amr on to seek fortum
marries a girl to save her from a
di "agreeable situation and winds uii
with fnlllng In love w th his une.
jw i ted wile Helen C'hndvihk Is the
Girl nnd Kcne Adoree (Mrs Moore i
hns an Important role
Previously v levied
nlll:lCK- The- Pour Hoisemen of
thi YpMfihpse a mnsslve ' lilmlz i
tion of Vient. lbanez's notable ,-it d
w d -I nod eph romat ee of the
(Jrent W.ir The Ilex Ingram pro
due-inn neRie ts neither di -all nor
hltll III iI (ll'Tlir.
s'im -
w -sf aa eb tiaarwa rj v-wim m r,a
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WANDA MAWLEY.
"THE SNOB 'Arcadia
ond "THE OUTSIDE WOMAN"
Belmont"'-"
mas effet t and Is particularly apt In
Its ereatlmi of atmosphere and II
lus'on and Its projection of the boon
chnractirs to the screen The sirc
tacular possibilities are realized m
great p eiorlal advantage. The cas'
has li-cn well selected.
I.OCVSI - "ConqiHFt 'of Canaan," fea
turlng Thomas Melghnn In a turning
of llio.li Tnrklngton s story of a
, small-town niedlio co-ed, who re
babllltatis hlinsell
ElYOI.l '.V Private Scandnl," with
Mav McAo in an Inteiestlng role
IMI'FIH 1 "Man, Woman, Marriage.'
te.itur.ng Dorothy Phillips, Mon ,
Tue.i , Wed 'Not dullty," b Harold i
MncOrath rest of week.
MAUEET VriiEEl "Conquest of Ca
nnan ' In Hootli Tarklncton. show
ItiK horvv a smalltown ne'er-do-well
ledremeil himself Moll, Tues nnd
Wid with Tom Melghnn ns the hero
W S Hart, In "The Whistle." rest of
week.
COI.OSIAI. "Conquest of Canaan."
first (ierniar.town showing. Mon
Tues . Wed Hest of week Fatty Ar
buckle, in "Crazy to Marry," ono of
his funniest Creotltms.
ait TAT XOHTHEES' "Oypsy Blood"
sensntlonnl lllm with Pola Ncgr
-noted forelf-n tllm actress, Moll ,
Tues and Wed " The Grrnt Adven
ture. ' w th I.lonol Unrrymore, rest of
weel:
LEADER - "One n Minute." featuring
Douglas Macl.enn In a fine comedv'
Mon and Tues Dorbi May and Court
nev Foote, in "The Bronze Hill
thriller of the Orient, Wed and
Tluir "Behind Masks, " with Doro
tin Dalton. Frl nnd Sat.
JUMBO Mon, "The Devil's Confes
sion', Tues, "Sco M Lawjer' n
l.erov Itatnes production; "Black
Uoses', Wed, Mao Maish In "N '
bodv'.. Kid" Frl. "The Beach of
Di earns", Sat, "Tho Desert Man '
SlltAXD 'Conquest of Cinann." Mon I
Tues and Wed "Crazy to Marry '
rest of week
LOCUST "Conquest of Canaan" nil
week New- comedy feature, "Snook.v s
Wild Onts "
HIYOI.l "Lovctlme." n chnrmlno; storv
with scenes laid In a French .village
and with Shlrlcv Mason featured
Mon, Tues and Wed . "A Prlvnie
Scandnl," with M.iv MacAvoy, th'
charming co-star of 'Sentimental
Tomm ," featured lest of week
' CEUAJl 'Their Mutual Child." Mon
"Luro of Kgpt Tues., "Sunset
Jones" Wed , 'The Killer" Thurs ,
"Pamont Guaranteed," a comic
drama; Frl , "The Butterfly Girl."
with Mnrjorlo Daw, Sat
COLISEUM "Tho Guide n Trail," Klon
dike druna, Mon and Tues , Wed
"Tho Killer" , Thurs and Frl . Norm i
Talmadge, In "Tho Ghost i of Vester
ilaj". Sat, 'Sunset Jones,' Western
melodrama.
Trocadero Changes Opening Date
'J'lie Trocadero will umi tin- regular
vviutr-r seaHon of tiavelini; burlesque
sliovvs on Mondaj , Sfjin-iiihcr ", insttad
of Septiniber 'A. as iornnrlv niinouneed
Hulie Ijeinstein'H "Hrondwnv Senn
ilals" will be the nprmni; ntt ruction,
lieadeil bv Clyde Ilati-s (Sum Hum),
Doroth.v liarnes, Vliinb- I'liillps, Inv
Kennls, Mnjor Jolms'in Marry Vim
Ilarrv l'ossnlcl; and Ilem.v ((iuiiRi
Jiiies The Troeadiro bus been Rriatlv
improved Miice lust season
I Willi s, m; I Mil.WII ( I SS
i n kh 'n .iiTiunr
ImM
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AS ANNA MOORE 'H
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' RUTH LLOYD KINNEY.
(Contraitq Sousj's Ban3.)
Willow Grov?---
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(StuKgestril liv a Flm bv I'ranz Mnltmr)
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Ynuilevlllo
KEITH'S Crnno Wilbur, the play
Wright, and Martha Mansfield. In n
ono net comedy drama, "Hlght or
Wrong": Hermnn Tlmbert? composer
and nutbor, In an original ofTcrlng,
"Llttlo UUb" ; Sheila Terry -and as
sociates In a beautiful danco produc
tion ; Davis and Darnell, "Ulrd Seed,'
a comedy lilt: Howard and Saddler,
vocalists: Kddlo lloss. In blackface ;
Cahlll and Itomnlne, "A Comedy Mix
up"; Pelnrcln Trio, dancTnk novelty;
lialllott Trio, equilibrists.
KS'tGKEIlltOCKEi:Tbo opening will
feature Allco Joyco In "The Inner
Chamber," story of social life. The
vaudavllto Includes Mnclt and com
pnnv, comedy playlet, "A Friendly
Onll''; Monarch Comedy Vow. Wood
Slstera nnd l-'olex-, songs: Uurkes,
comedy singing: Phlna IJrothers. bal
ancers; Sovlllci, fcinnlo aerlallsts;
two-reel comedy feature.
OI.OUE Boris Frlskln Troupe, pic
turesquo dancing, "A Night In the
Kremlin", JewWH Manikins. Hi "Cir
cus Day In Toyland" : "Tot Sisters,
l'hlladelphln glrlt; Harrison nnd
Maid, merrymakers ; Chtsholm and
Urcen, comedy skit; Togo, In sensa
tional slldo for life, and other acts.
KAl.TOX HOOF Fay Marbe. "tho
terpalchoreifn whirlwind"; Tomson
Twins nnd Evelyn Law. newcomers.
In a varied act ; Cooper nnd l.ncv.
graceful nnd unique dancers, and
other fiatures.
v Sloclt
METHOPOUTAK Ol'EH.l HOUSE
Opens Saturday evening with Mao
Desmond nnd her players, under the
mannVement of Frank Fielder, In u
special revival ht "Way Down Past "
which has nort boon seen on the local
singe tor some years but when win
an enormoui success In the lllms Inst
season. Tho rolo of Anna Mooie will
bo played -by Miss Desmond nnd Mr.
Fielder will be tho David Their as
sociates Includn such local fnorltes
as Tcllo Webb, J Ja.v .Mulrej and
Marie Snnfoid.
Preparing for Shubert Vaudeville
Workmen arc ' busy preparlug the
Chestnut Street Opera House for its
opening with "Shubert Select Vaude
ville" some time in September. The
historic old houso Is being especially
adapted for Its new policy.
Every Aft. at 2:15
Every Night at 8:15
Mr,
Crowded Week!
Its Fame Extends Across the Continent
I'I1II.I)I:i,iiiia S.WS:
a MASTniirti:cn op i.tTnttATprtn- ins
nn:N THANst.ArKU into a MASTKniMi.rr, or
THIJ jl'KKi:N. - I'nblle l.r (liter.
M:V iirk 8A1.S:
AV III'K' OK THi: MOVIKi ' Times,
(IIKACO SAY.S:
"THE onKATi:.ST PICTUIIE I EVIIH SAW."
TrllMiiir.
sn nt.wcisro sayi
noimino bo mo was kvkii done
unruly: ' Ktnmlnrr.
A DEX INGRAM PRODUOTSON
Adapted by JUNE MATHIS
From the Famous Novel by Blnsco Ibanez
HAS IVfiADE ALL AMERICA GASP!
EgT Opening Monday, Sept. 5
C Cl 1VA A. on n A nil
nomas
MfSIOAI. COMEDY
GRAND OPENING K-
MONDAY- SEPT. ttJ
THE. SART
MUSICAL COHEDV
HIT!
AT THE ASTOR THEATRE, NEW YORK
T
s.
DinECTlOM BTANLISr
11 A. M.
to
11:18 1. M,
(MARKET.
By Dr. Frank Crane
"The Old Nest" h-LlFUl
It the COMliniU flU
MAINE the great, prtp'
ping, absorbing drama of
' the Actual,
all the people In this
storu arc alive. You act
no impressions of Bluffed
shirts, false whiskers, or
play acting.
Hughes has taken dotcn
one tcall of the American
home ot today and unit
walk in and know the
fcmilu.
it is of the Mother, the '
Father and the Children
the trinity of that same
plot a hundred million
Americans arc planing.
One of the greatest of all
stories because Jt3 theme
is the greatest of all
themes Lite, and Lite
now, here, yours, mine.
all bitter and sweet, and
sad and glad, and majestic
and petty, and divine and
pitiful.
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ji i.rs iri.i. '
SEPTEMBER 5-,,aVi:kkm'
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10 A. m to it p xr
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.xt UiiH Torpi c'lmonn Novoltv
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JEWELL'S MANIKINS
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CHESTNUT STREET
THE BEST SHOW IN THE
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NEXT
WEEK
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REGINALD BARKER'S
Production of
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Written by
RUPERT HUGHES
Interpreted by a
Tremendous Cast
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A (lt VIOI.IMST
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MAItKHT AllOVR N'lVTIl
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